Centrala, if you don't present them with a hunting license that warden is gonna slap the taste out of your mouth! I can see it now

legal roadblocks require a written plan that, among other things, spells out how stops are decided. Usually every vehicle, every other vehicle, every third vehicle, etc. You cannot legally sit on the side of the road and decide who to stop by what you see as they pass. NOT LEGAL.

Some supervisor needs written plan of the roadblock, BEFORE setting up the roadblock. It can be done legally, just takes some work. Done it several times.

Heck, some western states set em up on Interstates, usually in conjunction with Officers from surrounding states. They make a LOT of good cases. Legally.

Can't say what goes on now with the portable weigh stations but years ago I did that job, however when we set up we weighed every truck that came down the road we were on. Now at the time there were a few exceptions to the law and also worked on occasion with Al Public service commission, they would go over a truck with a fine tooth comb.

Hardwood timber is BIG business in Northeast Bama, we have a large hardwood pulp mill and numerous saw mills. Legal or not , they target log trucks and don't try to hide it.

been a long time since I did one, not sure on having plan present at the site. I did a LOT of research on the subject BEFORE my Capt would allow us to do some. He had to have a copy of the pan before we could do one, prolly a copy to Montgomery as well(I'm guessing here).

Guessing and figgering don't make it legal...

Will not disagree with that statement, log trucks were our biggest concerns at that time, why, they were intrastate so they didn't go over any scales unless the crossed state lines.
Interstate truckers had to run by scales in surrounding states so they were for the most part legal.

Weighed a log truck one time with over a 100,000 lbs. on rear tandems alone.

ABOUT a month before season starts I posted The Gw,s are gonna catch a bunch of hunters that don't go by the book and call your deer in to gamecheck. The penalty for not doing so is stiff. You lose your liscense for 3 years plus jail time.another thing,if you kill a buck ,or bucks and you have the horns in the back of your truck ,you better make sure they are regestered in the system because they will write you up , if not on your liscense.One more major law most hunters don't know.If you shoot a deer and it gets on another property, you better get written permission to look for it.or if you consider poaching on someone's property ,all they have to do is have a picture of you on a game camera. The fine ain't what it used to be a slap on the wrist.it is automatically 2500.00 and 6 months in jail first offense and lose your liscense for 3 years. You guy,s are killing very good deer. But if you tag out now your gonna miss the main rut.im holding out for one of 3 big deer I have on camera, before I dont shoot none mountable deer.I killed one small doe so far, but am seeing a lot more deer this year than last year. Most of my does have twin fawns, I'm not gonna kill no more does, looking forward to the rest of the season to get my 3 Bucks.If I don't get them I had a great season last year. You guys be careful and have safe hunting.

I don't see how a roadblock to check for game check compliance works...one has time to call em in. Only thing would be harvest record compliance.

I agree. And correct me if I'm wrong. But is the only way they could check that is if you had a deer?

correct, one would have to have a deer in possession at the time